If you are Native American, you may qualify for a special home loan program. HUD section 184 loans can be used to buy a home, build a new home or refinance your existing mortgage. Watch this quick video from FirstMortgageCompany to learn more.

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"If you don't make your loan payments, you risk going into default."
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"By some estimates, nearly one in three student loan borrowers in repayment are behind on their payments. Some of those borrowers may be paying as much as they can, when they can, but others may feel their debt is hopeless and are taking the ostrich approach instead."
Your Federal Student Loans: Learn the Basics and Manage Your Debt
https://studentaid.ed.gov/sites/default/files/your-federal-student-loans.pdf
"If you don't make payments for more than 270 days (except for Perkins Loans), your loan will go into default and your credit rating could suffer. If your credit rating is affected negatively, you may be denied future education or consumer loans, and you may not be able, for example, to obtain a mortgage, rent an apartment, buy a car, or secure employment."
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This video is about USDAGuaranteedHome Loan program. This loan is a great low down payment option for buyers shopping in rural areas and their suburbs. To see if a certain property or area qualifies visit: http://eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov/eligibility/welcomeAction.do

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http://www.mymortgageguydan.com The 1% down home loan is the newest program released that is underwritten under the Fannie Mae HomeReady program from February 2016. This is another great option for a first time homebuyer to consider when shopping for a home loan.
Watch this this short informative video and please contact me with any questions. I want to be your mortgage loan officer!
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I am a SeattleMortgage Advisor at New American Funding. My MLO# is 115349.
DAN KELLER
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call/text: 425-350-7136
NEW AMERICAN FUNDING
12220 113th Ave NE Ste 120Kirkland, WA 98034

Trousers

Trousers (pants in North America) are an item of clothing worn from the waist to the ankles, covering both legs separately (rather than with cloth extending across both legs as in robes, skirts, and dresses).

In the UK the word "pants" generally means underwear and not trousers.Shorts are similar to trousers, but with legs that come down only to around the area of the knee, higher or lower depending on the style of the garment. To distinguish them from shorts, trousers may be called "long trousers" in certain contexts such as school uniform, where tailored shorts may be called "short trousers", especially in the UK.

In most of the Western world, trousers have been worn since ancient times and throughout the Medieval period, becoming the most common form of lower-body clothing for adult males in the modern world, although shorts are also widely worn, and kilts and other garments may be worn in various regions and cultures. Breeches were worn instead of trousers in early modern Europe by some men in higher classes of society. Since the mid-20th century, trousers have increasingly been worn by women as well. Jeans, made of denim, are a form of trousers for casual wear, now widely worn all over the world by both sexes. Shorts are often preferred in hot weather or for some sports and also often by children and teenagers. Trousers are worn on the hips or waist and may be held up by their own fastenings, a belt or suspenders (braces). Leggings are form-fitting trousers, of a clingy material, often knittedcotton and spandex (elastane).

Loan

In finance, a loan is the lending of money from one individual, organization or entity to another individual, organization or entity. A loan is a debt provided by an entity (organization or individual) to another entity at an interest rate, and evidenced by a promissory note which specifies, among other things, the principal amount of money borrowed, the interest rate the lender is charging, and date of repayment. A loan entails the reallocation of the subject asset(s) for a period of time, between the lender and the borrower.

In a loan, the borrower initially receives or borrows an amount of money, called the principal, from the lender, and is obligated to pay back or repay an equal amount of money to the lender at a later time.

The loan is generally provided at a cost, referred to as interest on the debt, which provides an incentive for the lender to engage in the loan. In a legal loan, each of these obligations and restrictions is enforced by contract, which can also place the borrower under additional restrictions known as loan covenants. Although this article focuses on monetary loans, in practice any material object might be lent.

Mortgage loan

A mortgage loan, also referred to as a mortgage, is used by purchasers of real property to raise funds to buy real estate; or by existing property owners to raise funds for any purpose while putting a lien on the property being mortgaged. The loan is "secured" on the borrower's property. This means that a legal mechanism is put in place which allows the lender to take possession and sell the secured property ("foreclosure" or "repossession") to pay off the loan in the event that the borrower defaults on the loan or otherwise fails to abide by its terms. The word mortgage is derived from a "Law French" term used by English lawyers in the Middle Ages meaning "death pledge", and refers to the pledge ending (dying) when either the obligation is fulfilled or the property is taken through foreclosure.
Mortgage can also be described as "a borrower giving consideration in the form of a collateral for a benefit (loan).

Mortgage borrowers can be individuals mortgaging their home or they can be businesses mortgaging commercial property (for example, their own business premises, residential property let to tenants or an investment portfolio). The lender will typically be a financial institution, such as a bank, credit union or building society, depending on the country concerned, and the loan arrangements can be made either directly or indirectly through intermediaries. Features of mortgage loans such as the size of the loan, maturity of the loan, interest rate, method of paying off the loan, and other characteristics can vary considerably. The lender's rights over the secured property take priority over the borrower's other creditors which means that if the borrower becomes bankrupt or insolvent, the other creditors will only be repaid the debts owed to them from a sale of the secured property if the mortgage lender is repaid in full first.

First Mortgage Company - What Is A HUD Section 184 Home Loan?

If you are Native American, you may qualify for a special home loan program. HUD section 184 loans can be used to buy a home, build a new home or refinance your existing mortgage. Watch this quick video from FirstMortgageCompany to learn more.

Sun West Mortgage - Section 184, Native American Home Loan Program

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Student debt has now surpassed 1 trillion dollars in the US. The high cost of education coupled with a rocky job market means that most students need to defer payments after graduation. How bad is defaulting on student loans? What happens when you just can't pay them?
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http://www.forbes.com/sites/moneywisewomen/2012/08/29/3-reasons-to-never-default-on-your-federal-student-loan/
"You went to college for four years and got your degree. If you're like most Americans, you had to do it with a little help from Uncle Sam in the form of federal student loans."
Don't ignore your student loan payments or you'll risk going into default
https://studentaid.ed.gov/repay-loans/default
"If you don't make your loan payments, you risk going into default."
What Happens If I Ignore My Student Loans?
http://www.foxbusiness.com/personal-finance/2014/06/10/what-happens-if-ignore-my-student-loans/
"By some estimates, nearly one in three student loan borrowers in repayment are behind on their payments. Some of those borrowers may be paying as much as they can, when they can, but others may feel their debt is hopeless and are taking the ostrich approach instead."
Your Federal Student Loans: Learn the Basics and Manage Your Debt
https://studentaid.ed.gov/sites/default/files/your-federal-student-loans.pdf
"If you don't make payments for more than 270 days (except for Perkins Loans), your loan will go into default and your credit rating could suffer. If your credit rating is affected negatively, you may be denied future education or consumer loans, and you may not be able, for example, to obtain a mortgage, rent an apartment, buy a car, or secure employment."
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Housing Programs | American Loan Mortgage Corp

Housing Programs | American Loan Mortgage Corp

Housing Programs | American Loan Mortgage Corp

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Step back for American students hoping for loan forgiveness

Step back for American students hoping for loan forgiveness

Step back for American students hoping for loan forgiveness

Many students at for-profit universities claim they were scammed into predatory loans and cheated by their institutions. A federal program allowing the students to ask for their federal loans to be forgiven has been frozen by the Trump administration. Donald Trump himself had a now defunct for-profit university, and settled a fraud suit brought by thousands of former students.

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USDA Guarantee Home Loan Program

USDA Guarantee Home Loan Program

USDA Guarantee Home Loan Program

This video is about USDAGuaranteedHome Loan program. This loan is a great low down payment option for buyers shopping in rural areas and their suburbs. To see if a certain property or area qualifies visit: http://eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov/eligibility/welcomeAction.do

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Bank of America representative talking about companys 203K loan program at housing fair.

Bank of America representative talking about companys 203K loan program at housing fair.

Bank of America representative talking about companys 203K loan program at housing fair.

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1% Down Home Loan Program Everett, Washington

1% Down Home Loan Program Everett, Washington

1% Down Home Loan Program Everett, Washington

http://www.mymortgageguydan.com The 1% down home loan is the newest program released that is underwritten under the Fannie Mae HomeReady program from February 2016. This is another great option for a first time homebuyer to consider when shopping for a home loan.
Watch this this short informative video and please contact me with any questions. I want to be your mortgage loan officer!
Dan Keller - mlo#115349 - (425) 979-7442 or dan.keller@nafinc.com
I am a SeattleMortgage Advisor at New American Funding. My MLO# is 115349.
DAN KELLER
Mortgage Advisor (mlo# 115349)
call/text: 425-350-7136
NEW AMERICAN FUNDING
12220 113th Ave NE Ste 120Kirkland, WA 98034

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Media Center Loan Program

Media Center Loan Program

Media Center Loan Program

Qualifying For an Indian Loan

Qualifying for an Indian Loan 03-08-12
KC Lupp: There's a variety of home loans out there and you may be eligible based on your ethnicity. I never knew about this. The birthday boy himself, Steve Currington with Currington Mortgage is here. Happy birthday, buddy.
Steve Currington: Thanks, buddy.
KC Lupp: Yeah, that's a little shout out.
SteveCurrington: Yes, Dennis and Rebecca Currington, my parents, are watching. I told them.
KC Lupp: Awe.
Steve Currington: Thanks Mom and Dad.
KC Lupp: Yeah
Steve Currington: Thanks for doing what you did.
KC Lupp: Yeah, yes.
Steve Currington: We can't talk about that on TV.
KC Lupp: No,no. Yeah, we are glad you are alive.
Steve Currington: Thank you.
KC LUpp: We are glad you were born.
Steve Currington: Thank you.
KC Lupp: So let's talk about this ethnicity loan. I didn't know anything about this.
Steve Currington: Well, it's not the meat loan like last week. Right? No.
KC Lupp: USDA
Steve Currington: It's a 184 Native American Loan. This is really just a modified FHA loan.
KC Lupp: How is it modified?
Steve Currington: The benefits are. That's it. It's insured by HUD. It has less of a down payment. FHA requires 3.5%. This section 184 Native American Loan only requires 2.2% to 5% down.
KC Lupp: Wow
Steve Currington: There's also no monthly insurance, where FHA has monthly mortgage insurance.
KC Lupp: Really?
Steve Currington: It still has it up front like FHA, the 1% that is financed in. But no monthly so you can literally, I mean if you qualify for it, it's great cause the payment will be less.
KC Lupp: Is it specific to certain tribes?
Steve Currington: You just have to be a card carrying tribe member that can prove you've got a card. You have to be a card carrying Native American.
KC Lupp: Right, but it's not just for Cherokees?
Steve Currington: Nope
KC Lupp: For Creek?
Steve Currington: Nope. There's a lot of down payment assistance from programs through different tribes like CherokeeHousing Authority of Cherokee Nation that will give up to $15,000 for a down payment and closing cost. You can do that along with a 184 loan.
KC Lupp: Hmmmm.
Steve Currington: Use your down payment but still do that.
KC Lupp: Do you have a lot of people use this Native American Loan? The FHA loan.
Steve Currington: Yeah, we have a few in Oklahoma.
KC Lupp: Ok, now do a lot of people not know about it? That's what has me because I've never heard of it.
Steve Currington: There are a lot of people that do know about it. There are a lot of people that don't know that maybe they don't qualify for it, you know.
KC Lupp: Yeah
Steve Currington: Different programs. Everyone is unclear on what is available to them and that's what our job is to find out what you are eligible for and then sometimes what you are eligible for isn't a good loan for you. It may not work right for you.
KC Lupp: Right.
Steve Currington: You are putting 20% down and maybe it isn't a good idea to do a 184 loan. There are different reasons.
KC Lupp: You'll have to talk to a professional and figure that stuff out.
Steve Currington: Right, you should find one.
KC Lupp: He's a funny guy. Now , not only this, let me through a curve ball at you. Somebody asked me the other day. I'm looking at buying a house. I hear the rates are low because you get all the pop-up ads on the internet. Buy now the rates are lower than they have ever been. So , is it a really good time to buy a house?
Steve Currington: I think it is, rates are lower. We are refinancing a lot of people because rates are so low. We were doing these USDA that we talked about last week. 7% barely 2 years ago and now they are at 4-4 1/8%. These are APR, we can't say on TV. Check with your lender. You are talking about a 3 point swing.
KC Lupp: Right.
Steve Currington: What happens is, you buy more house for your money. Where you might not qualify for that higher house or that higher payment, you do because the big swing in rates. It makes a difference.
KC Lupp: Interesting. If you wanna see if you qualify especially for the Native American Loan, sounds really cool and we are going to try to find a professional to have on the show that could really instruct you.
Steve Currington: Yes.
KC Lupp: Hey, Happy Birthday, buddy.
Steve Currington: Thank you.
KC LUpp: What are you doing for your birthday? You going to have a taco, Dorito Taco?
Steve Currington: I think I'm going to have a Dorito taco. I had a little bite of the other side of Lacey's.
KC Lupp: There ya go.
Steve Currington: It was good. I think I'm gonna go get one.
KC Lupp: There you go, happy birthday. You can reach Steve at Currington Mortgage Company at 918-394-5626 or email him and say "Happy Birthday" at steve@curringtonmortgage.com. I hope you get a lot of happy birthday emails. You can also log onto curringtonmortgage.com.

First Mortgage Company - What Is A HUD Section 184 Home Loan?

If you are Native American, you may qualify for a special home loan program. HUD section 184 loans can be used to buy a home, build a new home or refinance your existing mortgage. Watch this quick video from FirstMortgageCompany to learn more.

published: 23 Feb 2017

Sun West Mortgage - Section 184, Native American Home Loan Program

What Happens If You Don't Pay Off Your Student Loans?

Student debt has now surpassed 1 trillion dollars in the US. The high cost of education coupled with a rocky job market means that most students need to defer payments after graduation. How bad is defaulting on student loans? What happens when you just can't pay them?
Go to http://testtube.ting.com to find out how much you could save by switching your mobile service. Get $25 in Ting credit and help support the show!
Learn More:
3 Reasons to Never Default on Your FederalStudent Loan
http://www.forbes.com/sites/moneywisewomen/2012/08/29/3-reasons-to-never-default-on-your-federal-student-loan/
"You went to college for four years and got your degree. If you're like most Americans, you had to do it with a little help from Uncle Sam in the form of federal student loans."
Don't igno...

published: 16 Sep 2014

Housing Programs | American Loan Mortgage Corp

published: 11 Jun 2014

Step back for American students hoping for loan forgiveness

Many students at for-profit universities claim they were scammed into predatory loans and cheated by their institutions. A federal program allowing the students to ask for their federal loans to be forgiven has been frozen by the Trump administration. Donald Trump himself had a now defunct for-profit university, and settled a fraud suit brought by thousands of former students.

published: 27 Nov 2017

USDA Guarantee Home Loan Program

This video is about USDAGuaranteedHome Loan program. This loan is a great low down payment option for buyers shopping in rural areas and their suburbs. To see if a certain property or area qualifies visit: http://eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov/eligibility/welcomeAction.do

published: 07 May 2015

Bank of America representative talking about companys 203K loan program at housing fair.

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1% Down Home Loan Program Everett, Washington

http://www.mymortgageguydan.com The 1% down home loan is the newest program released that is underwritten under the Fannie Mae HomeReady program from February 2016. This is another great option for a first time homebuyer to consider when shopping for a home loan.
Watch this this short informative video and please contact me with any questions. I want to be your mortgage loan officer!
Dan Keller - mlo#115349 - (425) 979-7442 or dan.keller@nafinc.com
I am a SeattleMortgage Advisor at New American Funding. My MLO# is 115349.
DAN KELLER
Mortgage Advisor (mlo# 115349)
call/text: 425-350-7136
NEW AMERICAN FUNDING
12220 113th Ave NE Ste 120Kirkland, WA 98034

First Mortgage Company - What Is A HUD Section 184 Home Loan?

If you are Native American, you may qualify for a special home loan program. HUD section 184 loans can be used to buy a home, build a new home or refinance your...

If you are Native American, you may qualify for a special home loan program. HUD section 184 loans can be used to buy a home, build a new home or refinance your existing mortgage. Watch this quick video from FirstMortgageCompany to learn more.

If you are Native American, you may qualify for a special home loan program. HUD section 184 loans can be used to buy a home, build a new home or refinance your existing mortgage. Watch this quick video from FirstMortgageCompany to learn more.

What Happens If You Don't Pay Off Your Student Loans?

Student debt has now surpassed 1 trillion dollars in the US. The high cost of education coupled with a rocky job market means that most students need to defer p...

Student debt has now surpassed 1 trillion dollars in the US. The high cost of education coupled with a rocky job market means that most students need to defer payments after graduation. How bad is defaulting on student loans? What happens when you just can't pay them?
Go to http://testtube.ting.com to find out how much you could save by switching your mobile service. Get $25 in Ting credit and help support the show!
Learn More:
3 Reasons to Never Default on Your FederalStudent Loan
http://www.forbes.com/sites/moneywisewomen/2012/08/29/3-reasons-to-never-default-on-your-federal-student-loan/
"You went to college for four years and got your degree. If you're like most Americans, you had to do it with a little help from Uncle Sam in the form of federal student loans."
Don't ignore your student loan payments or you'll risk going into default
https://studentaid.ed.gov/repay-loans/default
"If you don't make your loan payments, you risk going into default."
What Happens If I Ignore My Student Loans?
http://www.foxbusiness.com/personal-finance/2014/06/10/what-happens-if-ignore-my-student-loans/
"By some estimates, nearly one in three student loan borrowers in repayment are behind on their payments. Some of those borrowers may be paying as much as they can, when they can, but others may feel their debt is hopeless and are taking the ostrich approach instead."
Your Federal Student Loans: Learn the Basics and Manage Your Debt
https://studentaid.ed.gov/sites/default/files/your-federal-student-loans.pdf
"If you don't make payments for more than 270 days (except for Perkins Loans), your loan will go into default and your credit rating could suffer. If your credit rating is affected negatively, you may be denied future education or consumer loans, and you may not be able, for example, to obtain a mortgage, rent an apartment, buy a car, or secure employment."
Watch More:
Should the minimum wage be raised?
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Student debt has now surpassed 1 trillion dollars in the US. The high cost of education coupled with a rocky job market means that most students need to defer payments after graduation. How bad is defaulting on student loans? What happens when you just can't pay them?
Go to http://testtube.ting.com to find out how much you could save by switching your mobile service. Get $25 in Ting credit and help support the show!
Learn More:
3 Reasons to Never Default on Your FederalStudent Loan
http://www.forbes.com/sites/moneywisewomen/2012/08/29/3-reasons-to-never-default-on-your-federal-student-loan/
"You went to college for four years and got your degree. If you're like most Americans, you had to do it with a little help from Uncle Sam in the form of federal student loans."
Don't ignore your student loan payments or you'll risk going into default
https://studentaid.ed.gov/repay-loans/default
"If you don't make your loan payments, you risk going into default."
What Happens If I Ignore My Student Loans?
http://www.foxbusiness.com/personal-finance/2014/06/10/what-happens-if-ignore-my-student-loans/
"By some estimates, nearly one in three student loan borrowers in repayment are behind on their payments. Some of those borrowers may be paying as much as they can, when they can, but others may feel their debt is hopeless and are taking the ostrich approach instead."
Your Federal Student Loans: Learn the Basics and Manage Your Debt
https://studentaid.ed.gov/sites/default/files/your-federal-student-loans.pdf
"If you don't make payments for more than 270 days (except for Perkins Loans), your loan will go into default and your credit rating could suffer. If your credit rating is affected negatively, you may be denied future education or consumer loans, and you may not be able, for example, to obtain a mortgage, rent an apartment, buy a car, or secure employment."
Watch More:
Should the minimum wage be raised?
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Step back for American students hoping for loan forgiveness

Many students at for-profit universities claim they were scammed into predatory loans and cheated by their institutions. A federal program allowing the students...

Many students at for-profit universities claim they were scammed into predatory loans and cheated by their institutions. A federal program allowing the students to ask for their federal loans to be forgiven has been frozen by the Trump administration. Donald Trump himself had a now defunct for-profit university, and settled a fraud suit brought by thousands of former students.

Many students at for-profit universities claim they were scammed into predatory loans and cheated by their institutions. A federal program allowing the students to ask for their federal loans to be forgiven has been frozen by the Trump administration. Donald Trump himself had a now defunct for-profit university, and settled a fraud suit brought by thousands of former students.

USDA Guarantee Home Loan Program

This video is about USDAGuaranteedHome Loan program. This loan is a great low down payment option for buyers shopping in rural areas and their suburbs. To see...

This video is about USDAGuaranteedHome Loan program. This loan is a great low down payment option for buyers shopping in rural areas and their suburbs. To see if a certain property or area qualifies visit: http://eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov/eligibility/welcomeAction.do

This video is about USDAGuaranteedHome Loan program. This loan is a great low down payment option for buyers shopping in rural areas and their suburbs. To see if a certain property or area qualifies visit: http://eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov/eligibility/welcomeAction.do

published:07 May 2015

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Qualifying for an Indian Loan 03-08-12
KC Lupp: There's a variety of home loans out there...

Qualifying for an Indian Loan 03-08-12
KC Lupp: There's a variety of home loans out there and you may be eligible based on your ethnicity. I never knew about this. The birthday boy himself, Steve Currington with Currington Mortgage is here. Happy birthday, buddy.
Steve Currington: Thanks, buddy.
KC Lupp: Yeah, that's a little shout out.
SteveCurrington: Yes, Dennis and Rebecca Currington, my parents, are watching. I told them.
KC Lupp: Awe.
Steve Currington: Thanks Mom and Dad.
KC Lupp: Yeah
Steve Currington: Thanks for doing what you did.
KC Lupp: Yeah, yes.
Steve Currington: We can't talk about that on TV.
KC Lupp: No,no. Yeah, we are glad you are alive.
Steve Currington: Thank you.
KC LUpp: We are glad you were born.
Steve Currington: Thank you.
KC Lupp: So let's talk about this ethnicity loan. I didn't know anything about this.
Steve Currington: Well, it's not the meat loan like last week. Right? No.
KC Lupp: USDA
Steve Currington: It's a 184 Native American Loan. This is really just a modified FHA loan.
KC Lupp: How is it modified?
Steve Currington: The benefits are. That's it. It's insured by HUD. It has less of a down payment. FHA requires 3.5%. This section 184 Native American Loan only requires 2.2% to 5% down.
KC Lupp: Wow
Steve Currington: There's also no monthly insurance, where FHA has monthly mortgage insurance.
KC Lupp: Really?
Steve Currington: It still has it up front like FHA, the 1% that is financed in. But no monthly so you can literally, I mean if you qualify for it, it's great cause the payment will be less.
KC Lupp: Is it specific to certain tribes?
Steve Currington: You just have to be a card carrying tribe member that can prove you've got a card. You have to be a card carrying Native American.
KC Lupp: Right, but it's not just for Cherokees?
Steve Currington: Nope
KC Lupp: For Creek?
Steve Currington: Nope. There's a lot of down payment assistance from programs through different tribes like CherokeeHousing Authority of Cherokee Nation that will give up to $15,000 for a down payment and closing cost. You can do that along with a 184 loan.
KC Lupp: Hmmmm.
Steve Currington: Use your down payment but still do that.
KC Lupp: Do you have a lot of people use this Native American Loan? The FHA loan.
Steve Currington: Yeah, we have a few in Oklahoma.
KC Lupp: Ok, now do a lot of people not know about it? That's what has me because I've never heard of it.
Steve Currington: There are a lot of people that do know about it. There are a lot of people that don't know that maybe they don't qualify for it, you know.
KC Lupp: Yeah
Steve Currington: Different programs. Everyone is unclear on what is available to them and that's what our job is to find out what you are eligible for and then sometimes what you are eligible for isn't a good loan for you. It may not work right for you.
KC Lupp: Right.
Steve Currington: You are putting 20% down and maybe it isn't a good idea to do a 184 loan. There are different reasons.
KC Lupp: You'll have to talk to a professional and figure that stuff out.
Steve Currington: Right, you should find one.
KC Lupp: He's a funny guy. Now , not only this, let me through a curve ball at you. Somebody asked me the other day. I'm looking at buying a house. I hear the rates are low because you get all the pop-up ads on the internet. Buy now the rates are lower than they have ever been. So , is it a really good time to buy a house?
Steve Currington: I think it is, rates are lower. We are refinancing a lot of people because rates are so low. We were doing these USDA that we talked about last week. 7% barely 2 years ago and now they are at 4-4 1/8%. These are APR, we can't say on TV. Check with your lender. You are talking about a 3 point swing.
KC Lupp: Right.
Steve Currington: What happens is, you buy more house for your money. Where you might not qualify for that higher house or that higher payment, you do because the big swing in rates. It makes a difference.
KC Lupp: Interesting. If you wanna see if you qualify especially for the Native American Loan, sounds really cool and we are going to try to find a professional to have on the show that could really instruct you.
Steve Currington: Yes.
KC Lupp: Hey, Happy Birthday, buddy.
Steve Currington: Thank you.
KC LUpp: What are you doing for your birthday? You going to have a taco, Dorito Taco?
Steve Currington: I think I'm going to have a Dorito taco. I had a little bite of the other side of Lacey's.
KC Lupp: There ya go.
Steve Currington: It was good. I think I'm gonna go get one.
KC Lupp: There you go, happy birthday. You can reach Steve at Currington Mortgage Company at 918-394-5626 or email him and say "Happy Birthday" at steve@curringtonmortgage.com. I hope you get a lot of happy birthday emails. You can also log onto curringtonmortgage.com.

Qualifying for an Indian Loan 03-08-12
KC Lupp: There's a variety of home loans out there and you may be eligible based on your ethnicity. I never knew about this. The birthday boy himself, Steve Currington with Currington Mortgage is here. Happy birthday, buddy.
Steve Currington: Thanks, buddy.
KC Lupp: Yeah, that's a little shout out.
SteveCurrington: Yes, Dennis and Rebecca Currington, my parents, are watching. I told them.
KC Lupp: Awe.
Steve Currington: Thanks Mom and Dad.
KC Lupp: Yeah
Steve Currington: Thanks for doing what you did.
KC Lupp: Yeah, yes.
Steve Currington: We can't talk about that on TV.
KC Lupp: No,no. Yeah, we are glad you are alive.
Steve Currington: Thank you.
KC LUpp: We are glad you were born.
Steve Currington: Thank you.
KC Lupp: So let's talk about this ethnicity loan. I didn't know anything about this.
Steve Currington: Well, it's not the meat loan like last week. Right? No.
KC Lupp: USDA
Steve Currington: It's a 184 Native American Loan. This is really just a modified FHA loan.
KC Lupp: How is it modified?
Steve Currington: The benefits are. That's it. It's insured by HUD. It has less of a down payment. FHA requires 3.5%. This section 184 Native American Loan only requires 2.2% to 5% down.
KC Lupp: Wow
Steve Currington: There's also no monthly insurance, where FHA has monthly mortgage insurance.
KC Lupp: Really?
Steve Currington: It still has it up front like FHA, the 1% that is financed in. But no monthly so you can literally, I mean if you qualify for it, it's great cause the payment will be less.
KC Lupp: Is it specific to certain tribes?
Steve Currington: You just have to be a card carrying tribe member that can prove you've got a card. You have to be a card carrying Native American.
KC Lupp: Right, but it's not just for Cherokees?
Steve Currington: Nope
KC Lupp: For Creek?
Steve Currington: Nope. There's a lot of down payment assistance from programs through different tribes like CherokeeHousing Authority of Cherokee Nation that will give up to $15,000 for a down payment and closing cost. You can do that along with a 184 loan.
KC Lupp: Hmmmm.
Steve Currington: Use your down payment but still do that.
KC Lupp: Do you have a lot of people use this Native American Loan? The FHA loan.
Steve Currington: Yeah, we have a few in Oklahoma.
KC Lupp: Ok, now do a lot of people not know about it? That's what has me because I've never heard of it.
Steve Currington: There are a lot of people that do know about it. There are a lot of people that don't know that maybe they don't qualify for it, you know.
KC Lupp: Yeah
Steve Currington: Different programs. Everyone is unclear on what is available to them and that's what our job is to find out what you are eligible for and then sometimes what you are eligible for isn't a good loan for you. It may not work right for you.
KC Lupp: Right.
Steve Currington: You are putting 20% down and maybe it isn't a good idea to do a 184 loan. There are different reasons.
KC Lupp: You'll have to talk to a professional and figure that stuff out.
Steve Currington: Right, you should find one.
KC Lupp: He's a funny guy. Now , not only this, let me through a curve ball at you. Somebody asked me the other day. I'm looking at buying a house. I hear the rates are low because you get all the pop-up ads on the internet. Buy now the rates are lower than they have ever been. So , is it a really good time to buy a house?
Steve Currington: I think it is, rates are lower. We are refinancing a lot of people because rates are so low. We were doing these USDA that we talked about last week. 7% barely 2 years ago and now they are at 4-4 1/8%. These are APR, we can't say on TV. Check with your lender. You are talking about a 3 point swing.
KC Lupp: Right.
Steve Currington: What happens is, you buy more house for your money. Where you might not qualify for that higher house or that higher payment, you do because the big swing in rates. It makes a difference.
KC Lupp: Interesting. If you wanna see if you qualify especially for the Native American Loan, sounds really cool and we are going to try to find a professional to have on the show that could really instruct you.
Steve Currington: Yes.
KC Lupp: Hey, Happy Birthday, buddy.
Steve Currington: Thank you.
KC LUpp: What are you doing for your birthday? You going to have a taco, Dorito Taco?
Steve Currington: I think I'm going to have a Dorito taco. I had a little bite of the other side of Lacey's.
KC Lupp: There ya go.
Steve Currington: It was good. I think I'm gonna go get one.
KC Lupp: There you go, happy birthday. You can reach Steve at Currington Mortgage Company at 918-394-5626 or email him and say "Happy Birthday" at steve@curringtonmortgage.com. I hope you get a lot of happy birthday emails. You can also log onto curringtonmortgage.com.

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WATJ 14: Culture Wars & Greg Lovett

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UK's Scariest Debt Collector (Full Length)

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Ten years ago Shaun Smith was an enforcer for one of the biggest crime families in Liverpool and embroiled in a war against a rival drug gang.
Shaun introduced urban terrorism to the British underworld. He sprayed up houses with machine guns, tortured people and used homemade napalm to firebomb his enemies.
Today, after a spell of five years in prison for firearms offences, he is trying to transfer those skills to the legal economy by working as a debt collector in the northern English satellite town of Warrington.
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The Truth about Payday Loans :Young, British and Broke BBC Full documentary 2013

With a million people set to use payday loans to pay for Christmas this year, Miquita Oliver goes undercover to find out the truth about Britain's most controversial type of borrowing and meets people whose loans have spiralled out of control, sometimes with devastating results. But for every person she talks to who is desperate for cash to survive, there are others just after money for new clothes and parties. So how much do people really understand about how these loans work, and what they are getting into?
Miquita, who has had her own financial troubles, opens up her own payday loans shop rigged with secret cameras and hears startling stories of how these loans both exploit and are exploited by the people rushing to take them out. With the industry under scrutiny like never before, she...

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Secrets of The Scammers (Fraud Documentary)

Scholarslip: A documentary about the student debt crisis

Determined to speak up about America's crumbling higher education system, three students at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism rallied the voices of an indebted generation. The trio of aspiring journalists—Alex Lancial, TaraMolina and Jake Stein— produced a documentary entitled "Scholarslip". The 26-minute production examines the student debt crisis in the United States and delves into issues local to Arizona. Illustrated through the voices of student debtors as well as university and government policymakers, "Scholarslip" explores five critical issues: increasing costs of tuition; deteriorating quality of higher education; diminishing value of a college degree in the job market; student dependence on state and federal financial assistance; and the effects on ...

published: 31 Dec 2012

How Banks Work - History of Banks Documentary - Documentary Films

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The history and purpose of the Federal Reserve Bank is not what is commonly believed to be the truth. Its function in the financial affairs of the United States carries a definite dark side to it - one that would shock the average US citizen. Here are some details about this 5-part article series exposing the real truth behind this very powerful agency and why the nation listens when it speaks.
This first article lays the foundation of the history of the Federal Reserve by pointing out why there ever was an attempt to grab the controls of the reigns of agencies that produce the money in the US. Going back to England, it was shown that central banks have known for centur...

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UK's Scariest Debt Collector (Full Length)

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Shaun introduced urban terrorism to the British underworld. He sprayed up houses with machine guns, tortured people and used homemade napalm to firebomb his enemies.
Today, after a spell of five years in prison for firearms offences, he is trying to transfer those skills to the legal economy by working as a debt collector in the northern English satellite town of Warrington.
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With a million people set to use payday loans to pay for Christmas this year, Miquita Oliver goes undercover to find out the truth about Britain's most controversial type of borrowing and meets people whose loans have spiralled out of control, sometimes with devastating results. But for every person she talks to who is desperate for cash to survive, there are others just after money for new clothes and parties. So how much do people really understand about how these loans work, and what they are getting into?
Miquita, who has had her own financial troubles, opens up her own payday loans shop rigged with secret cameras and hears startling stories of how these loans both exploit and are exploited by the people rushing to take them out. With the industry under scrutiny like never before, she tests whether lenders have cleaned up their act or whether some are still lending irresponsibly, creating big problems for the very people they are supposed to help.

With a million people set to use payday loans to pay for Christmas this year, Miquita Oliver goes undercover to find out the truth about Britain's most controversial type of borrowing and meets people whose loans have spiralled out of control, sometimes with devastating results. But for every person she talks to who is desperate for cash to survive, there are others just after money for new clothes and parties. So how much do people really understand about how these loans work, and what they are getting into?
Miquita, who has had her own financial troubles, opens up her own payday loans shop rigged with secret cameras and hears startling stories of how these loans both exploit and are exploited by the people rushing to take them out. With the industry under scrutiny like never before, she tests whether lenders have cleaned up their act or whether some are still lending irresponsibly, creating big problems for the very people they are supposed to help.

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The William D. FordFederal Direct LoanProgram (also called FDLP, FDSLP, and Direct Loan Program) provides "low-interest loans for students and parents to help pay for the cost of a student's education after high school. The lender is the U.S.Department of Education... rather than a bank or other financial institution." [1]
Following the passage of the Health Care and EducationReconciliation Act of 2010, the Federal Direct Loan Program is the sole government-backed loan program in the United States. Guaranteed loans—loans originated and funded by private lenders but guaranteed by the government—were eliminated because of a perception that they benefited private student loan companies at the expense of taxpayers, but did not help reduce costs for students.
PresidentGeorge H. W.Bush authorized a pilot version of the Direct Loan program, by signing into law the 1992Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act of 1965.[3]
President Bill Clinton set a phase-in of direct lending, by signing into law the OmnibusBudgetReconciliation Act of 1993,[4] although in 1994 the 104th Congress passed legislation to prevent the switch to 100% direct lending.[4]
Funding for new direct loans in the Federal Direct Student Loan Program increased from $12.6 billion in 2005 to $17.8 billion in 2008.[5]
President Obama organized all new loans under the Direct Loan program by July 2010, netting $6 billion in annual savings. The switch to 100% Direct Lending effective July 1, 2010 was enacted by the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010.
In comparison, other countries have also experimented with government-sponsored loan programs. New Zealand, for instance, now offers 0% interest loans to students who live in New Zealand for 183 or more consecutive days (retroactive for all former students who had government loans),[6] who can repay their loans based on their income after they graduate.[7] This program was a Labour Party promise in the 2005 general election.
Some believe that the growth of student loan debt is reaching problematic levels. Economists point to a drag on the economy as a whole because of high levels of student debt.[14] One way that has been suggested to help students with loan repayment is to lower interest on balances. U.S. SenatorRichard Blumenthal urged, "We must reduce the student loan interest rate back to 3.4 percent immediately, and then even lower, and develop ways for past students to reduce and erase the $1 trillion in existing debt. The failure of Congress to act now threatens our all too slow and fragile economic recovery and job creation."[15] Another way to deal with debt to income levels is to require higher learning accountability. "Only recently have government regulators demanded accountability for the educational benefits universities produce and the efficiency with which they produce them: What does college cost? How many students are admitted? How many graduate? How long does it take them to graduate? How many get good jobs? At the same time, accrediting bodies have changed their measurement emphasis from inputs and activities to outcomes...Students want not just high-paying jobs, but an acceptable ratio of starting salary to student debt. Governments likewise care not just about the number of graduates but the total cost of producing each graduate.”[16] These questions warrant consideration in the future conversations about the FederalStudent Loan Program.
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The William D. FordFederal Direct LoanProgram (also called FDLP, FDSLP, and Direct Loan Program) provides "low-interest loans for students and parents to help pay for the cost of a student's education after high school. The lender is the U.S.Department of Education... rather than a bank or other financial institution." [1]
Following the passage of the Health Care and EducationReconciliation Act of 2010, the Federal Direct Loan Program is the sole government-backed loan program in the United States. Guaranteed loans—loans originated and funded by private lenders but guaranteed by the government—were eliminated because of a perception that they benefited private student loan companies at the expense of taxpayers, but did not help reduce costs for students.
PresidentGeorge H. W.Bush authorized a pilot version of the Direct Loan program, by signing into law the 1992Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act of 1965.[3]
President Bill Clinton set a phase-in of direct lending, by signing into law the OmnibusBudgetReconciliation Act of 1993,[4] although in 1994 the 104th Congress passed legislation to prevent the switch to 100% direct lending.[4]
Funding for new direct loans in the Federal Direct Student Loan Program increased from $12.6 billion in 2005 to $17.8 billion in 2008.[5]
President Obama organized all new loans under the Direct Loan program by July 2010, netting $6 billion in annual savings. The switch to 100% Direct Lending effective July 1, 2010 was enacted by the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010.
In comparison, other countries have also experimented with government-sponsored loan programs. New Zealand, for instance, now offers 0% interest loans to students who live in New Zealand for 183 or more consecutive days (retroactive for all former students who had government loans),[6] who can repay their loans based on their income after they graduate.[7] This program was a Labour Party promise in the 2005 general election.
Some believe that the growth of student loan debt is reaching problematic levels. Economists point to a drag on the economy as a whole because of high levels of student debt.[14] One way that has been suggested to help students with loan repayment is to lower interest on balances. U.S. SenatorRichard Blumenthal urged, "We must reduce the student loan interest rate back to 3.4 percent immediately, and then even lower, and develop ways for past students to reduce and erase the $1 trillion in existing debt. The failure of Congress to act now threatens our all too slow and fragile economic recovery and job creation."[15] Another way to deal with debt to income levels is to require higher learning accountability. "Only recently have government regulators demanded accountability for the educational benefits universities produce and the efficiency with which they produce them: What does college cost? How many students are admitted? How many graduate? How long does it take them to graduate? How many get good jobs? At the same time, accrediting bodies have changed their measurement emphasis from inputs and activities to outcomes...Students want not just high-paying jobs, but an acceptable ratio of starting salary to student debt. Governments likewise care not just about the number of graduates but the total cost of producing each graduate.”[16] These questions warrant consideration in the future conversations about the FederalStudent Loan Program.
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Determined to speak up about America's crumbling higher education system, three students at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism rallied the voices of an indebted generation. The trio of aspiring journalists—Alex Lancial, TaraMolina and Jake Stein— produced a documentary entitled "Scholarslip". The 26-minute production examines the student debt crisis in the United States and delves into issues local to Arizona. Illustrated through the voices of student debtors as well as university and government policymakers, "Scholarslip" explores five critical issues: increasing costs of tuition; deteriorating quality of higher education; diminishing value of a college degree in the job market; student dependence on state and federal financial assistance; and the effects on personal lives and aspirations. Lancial, Molina and Stein entered and documented the lives of three university students, each experiencing different personal and financial struggles yet sharing a common desire to pursue a college degree. Also featured are testimonies from John Kavanaugh, a representative in the Arizona legislature; KentHopkins, the Vice Provost of Enrollment at Arizona State University; and NataliaAbrams, a co-founder of StudentDebtCrisis and Occupy Colleges. "Scholarslip" presents a generation under siege, challenging a seemingly out-of-control system that is sending millions into interminable debt.
Alex Lancial: Director of Photography, Graphics Editor, Assistant Editor, Videographer, Assistant Producer
Tara Molina: Producer, Assistant Director, Assistant Editor, Videographer
Jake Stein: Director, Editor, Videographer, Assistant Producer
Contact: jat3productions@gmail.com

Determined to speak up about America's crumbling higher education system, three students at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism rallied the voices of an indebted generation. The trio of aspiring journalists—Alex Lancial, TaraMolina and Jake Stein— produced a documentary entitled "Scholarslip". The 26-minute production examines the student debt crisis in the United States and delves into issues local to Arizona. Illustrated through the voices of student debtors as well as university and government policymakers, "Scholarslip" explores five critical issues: increasing costs of tuition; deteriorating quality of higher education; diminishing value of a college degree in the job market; student dependence on state and federal financial assistance; and the effects on personal lives and aspirations. Lancial, Molina and Stein entered and documented the lives of three university students, each experiencing different personal and financial struggles yet sharing a common desire to pursue a college degree. Also featured are testimonies from John Kavanaugh, a representative in the Arizona legislature; KentHopkins, the Vice Provost of Enrollment at Arizona State University; and NataliaAbrams, a co-founder of StudentDebtCrisis and Occupy Colleges. "Scholarslip" presents a generation under siege, challenging a seemingly out-of-control system that is sending millions into interminable debt.
Alex Lancial: Director of Photography, Graphics Editor, Assistant Editor, Videographer, Assistant Producer
Tara Molina: Producer, Assistant Director, Assistant Editor, Videographer
Jake Stein: Director, Editor, Videographer, Assistant Producer
Contact: jat3productions@gmail.com

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How BanksWork - History of Banks Documentary
The history and purpose of the Federal Reserve Bank is not what is commonly believed to be the truth. Its function in the financial affairs of the United States carries a definite dark side to it - one that would shock the average US citizen. Here are some details about this 5-part article series exposing the real truth behind this very powerful agency and why the nation listens when it speaks.
This first article lays the foundation of the history of the Federal Reserve by pointing out why there ever was an attempt to grab the controls of the reigns of agencies that produce the money in the US. Going back to England, it was shown that central banks have known for centuries that controlling the making and lending of currency to a nation ultimately means the power to control that nation.
Before the Revolutionary War, the King of England, George III, working with the central Bank of England, had rejected the new currency of the Colonists in America. In its place, he wanted the Colonies to borrow English currency from the central bank of England with interest. The idea of being instantly indebted to England was quickly rejected by the Colonists - and war soon broke out. Benjamin Franklin believed that this action by the greedy money manipulators was probably the single most important reason behind the War.
The War did not end the problem of the money manipulators, however, but their efforts to get control of America's money were renewed after the War. The international bankers program was to lend money with interest and to control its distribution. Through this means they would create a never-ending indebtedness of that nation to the central bankers which would continually make those bankers unbelievably wealthy.
This was so much of an ongoing work by the international bankers that a number of attempts to establish a central bank in the United States had to be destroyed. Several attempts were even made in the twentieth century.
At last, a situation was created that led many Americans to rush to withdraw their money from banks immediately. The false belief that it was failing, was all that was needed for the formation of a central bank system to be created in the United States. A secret meeting in 1910 had laid the plans for the Federal Reserve Act. It was passed and signed by President Woodrow Wilson in 1913. After he learned more about the truth of what it would mean to the American people, he deeply regretted it and called himself a "most unhappy man" for having brought it about - largely because of the campaign favors that it would bring him.
One of the supposed reasons that the Federal Reserve was created was that it would create a much greater stability in our banking system. The appearance of failing banks brought the illusion that people needed this stability. It would be able to control inflation, and much more. The truth, however, is that financial chaos and panic was deliberately created by their actions - and many independent banks were destroyed in an effort to bring them under its control.
How Banks Work - History of Banks Documentary

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How BanksWork - History of Banks Documentary
The history and purpose of the Federal Reserve Bank is not what is commonly believed to be the truth. Its function in the financial affairs of the United States carries a definite dark side to it - one that would shock the average US citizen. Here are some details about this 5-part article series exposing the real truth behind this very powerful agency and why the nation listens when it speaks.
This first article lays the foundation of the history of the Federal Reserve by pointing out why there ever was an attempt to grab the controls of the reigns of agencies that produce the money in the US. Going back to England, it was shown that central banks have known for centuries that controlling the making and lending of currency to a nation ultimately means the power to control that nation.
Before the Revolutionary War, the King of England, George III, working with the central Bank of England, had rejected the new currency of the Colonists in America. In its place, he wanted the Colonies to borrow English currency from the central bank of England with interest. The idea of being instantly indebted to England was quickly rejected by the Colonists - and war soon broke out. Benjamin Franklin believed that this action by the greedy money manipulators was probably the single most important reason behind the War.
The War did not end the problem of the money manipulators, however, but their efforts to get control of America's money were renewed after the War. The international bankers program was to lend money with interest and to control its distribution. Through this means they would create a never-ending indebtedness of that nation to the central bankers which would continually make those bankers unbelievably wealthy.
This was so much of an ongoing work by the international bankers that a number of attempts to establish a central bank in the United States had to be destroyed. Several attempts were even made in the twentieth century.
At last, a situation was created that led many Americans to rush to withdraw their money from banks immediately. The false belief that it was failing, was all that was needed for the formation of a central bank system to be created in the United States. A secret meeting in 1910 had laid the plans for the Federal Reserve Act. It was passed and signed by President Woodrow Wilson in 1913. After he learned more about the truth of what it would mean to the American people, he deeply regretted it and called himself a "most unhappy man" for having brought it about - largely because of the campaign favors that it would bring him.
One of the supposed reasons that the Federal Reserve was created was that it would create a much greater stability in our banking system. The appearance of failing banks brought the illusion that people needed this stability. It would be able to control inflation, and much more. The truth, however, is that financial chaos and panic was deliberately created by their actions - and many independent banks were destroyed in an effort to bring them under its control.
How Banks Work - History of Banks Documentary

Navigating your way through the NACA100% Financing Home Purchase Loan Program isn't easy!
In this NACA Program Decoded Facebook LiveVideo, you'll find an in-depth conversation about the complex buy-down element of the NACA Program. During this video, our Team's Rate Buydown Expert Kris explains how to get your NACA Home Purchase Loan rate down to 0.0%.
The NACA 100% Financing program has a lot of steps!
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We are the only team in the DC area with an NACA ApprovedRealtor and an NACA Buydown Specialist. We'll teach you how to use the bank's money to help you get your rate down to near 0%!
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Navigating your way through the NACA100% Financing Home Purchase Loan Program isn't easy!
In this NACA Program Decoded Facebook LiveVideo, you'll find an in-depth conversation about the complex buy-down element of the NACA Program. During this video, our Team's Rate Buydown Expert Kris explains how to get your NACA Home Purchase Loan rate down to 0.0%.
The NACA 100% Financing program has a lot of steps!
To help you make sense of it all, click here to see Step 1: http://bit.ly/2i9dnhE
LIKE THIS VIDEO & SUBSCRIBE HERE: http://bit.ly/2iTQDRD
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ERGsells/
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Entouragerg
The EntourageResidentialGroup is the home of experts on the NACA program. By developing relationships with counselors, department heads, and regional program managers over the last decade we've helped guided many buyers through the program successfully. We are proud to put our knowledge and expertise to work for you. Our passion is to help you realize the American Dream!
We are the only team in the DC area with an NACA ApprovedRealtor and an NACA Buydown Specialist. We'll teach you how to use the bank's money to help you get your rate down to near 0%!
Would you like to know more?
Call us at 301-661-6159
or
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Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) Home Buying Program offers 100% Financing with no closing costs, no private mortgage insurance which saves you thousands. Buyers must remain in the home as a primary residence, volunteer several times a year and go through home buying education.
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The Secret to Getting a NACAMortgage! The secret really is true patience and an understanding of the program. http://reshawnaleaven.com/naca
Skip to the section in this video that you would like to learn about below:
• What is a NACA America's Home Mortgage? 0:59
• Homebuyer Workshop - 3:20
• BudgetAnalysis - 4:19
• Required Documentation - 5:06
• Housing Counseling - 5:25
• ActionPlan - 6:09
• Purchase Workshop - 6:47
• Finding the right property - 9:25
• Purchase Agreement - 10:46
• Home Inspection - 11:22
• Re-Negotiation Period - 13:11
• CreditAccess - 13:49
• Mortgage & Lender Commitment - 14:23
• Homeowners Insurance - 16:32
• Final Walk-Through - 17:16
• Funds for Closing - 18:19
• Closing Day - 18:35
• Homeownership - 19:05
• NACA Realtor - 19:20
As a real estate professional, I am often asked about different loan programs for first time home buyers. This program is eligible in all of the United States. Learn the guidelines for NACA from a buyer prospective and what's expected during and after closing. Need an real estate agent referral in your area? I have a network of real estate professionals throughout the country that I can connect you with at no cost to you. For more information, call me at (703) 474-1754
http://www.reshawnaleaven.com/naca - Learn about Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) Home Buying Process from the purchase workshop to closing with NACA. Are you thinking about getting a mortgage with the NACA program? Here is a quick reference guide for the checklist for NACA Home Buyers. The program offers 100% Financing with no closing costs, no private mortgage insurance which saves you thousands. Buyers must remain in the home as a primary residence, volunteer several times a year and go through home buying education.
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The Secret to Getting a NACAMortgage! The secret really is true patience and an understanding of the program. http://reshawnaleaven.com/naca
Skip to the section in this video that you would like to learn about below:
• What is a NACA America's Home Mortgage? 0:59
• Homebuyer Workshop - 3:20
• BudgetAnalysis - 4:19
• Required Documentation - 5:06
• Housing Counseling - 5:25
• ActionPlan - 6:09
• Purchase Workshop - 6:47
• Finding the right property - 9:25
• Purchase Agreement - 10:46
• Home Inspection - 11:22
• Re-Negotiation Period - 13:11
• CreditAccess - 13:49
• Mortgage & Lender Commitment - 14:23
• Homeowners Insurance - 16:32
• Final Walk-Through - 17:16
• Funds for Closing - 18:19
• Closing Day - 18:35
• Homeownership - 19:05
• NACA Realtor - 19:20
As a real estate professional, I am often asked about different loan programs for first time home buyers. This program is eligible in all of the United States. Learn the guidelines for NACA from a buyer prospective and what's expected during and after closing. Need an real estate agent referral in your area? I have a network of real estate professionals throughout the country that I can connect you with at no cost to you. For more information, call me at (703) 474-1754
http://www.reshawnaleaven.com/naca - Learn about Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) Home Buying Process from the purchase workshop to closing with NACA. Are you thinking about getting a mortgage with the NACA program? Here is a quick reference guide for the checklist for NACA Home Buyers. The program offers 100% Financing with no closing costs, no private mortgage insurance which saves you thousands. Buyers must remain in the home as a primary residence, volunteer several times a year and go through home buying education.
Contact Reshawna Leaven to find a NACA Realtor in Virginia, NACA Realtor in Maryland, NACA Realtor in District of Columbia, NACA Realtor in California, NACA Realtor in Nevada, NACA Realtor in Arizona,NACA Realtor in Texas, NACA Realtor in Louisiana, NACA Realtor in Arkansas, NACA Realtor in Minnesota, NACA Realtor in Wisconsin, NACA Realtor in Illinois, NACA Realtor in Mississippi, NACA Realtor in Alabama, NACA Realtor in North Carolina, NACA Realtor in South Carolina, NACA Realtor in Florida, NACA Realtor in Georgia, NACA Realtor in Florida, NACA Realtor in Ohio, NACA Realtor in Pennsylvania, NACA Realtor in New York, NACA Realtor in New Jersey, NACA Realtor in Connecticut.
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First Mortgage Company - What Is A HUD Section 184 Home Loan?

If you are Native American, you may qualify for a special home loan program. HUD section 184 loans can be used to buy a home, build a new home or refinance your existing mortgage. Watch this quick video from FirstMortgageCompany to learn more.

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Sun West Mortgage - Section 184, Native American Home Loan Program

Provides information about the Section 184 Native American Home Loan Program.

What Happens If You Don't Pay Off Your Student Loans?

Student debt has now surpassed 1 trillion dollars in the US. The high cost of education coupled with a rocky job market means that most students need to defer payments after graduation. How bad is defaulting on student loans? What happens when you just can't pay them?
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"You went to college for four years and got your degree. If you're like most Americans, you had to do it with a little help from Uncle Sam in the form of federal student loans."
Don't ignore your student loan payments or you'll risk going into default
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"If you don't make your loan payments, you risk going into default."
What Happens If I Ignore My Student Loans?
http://www.foxbusiness.com/personal-finance/2014/06/10/what-happens-if-ignore-my-student-loans/
"By some estimates, nearly one in three student loan borrowers in repayment are behind on their payments. Some of those borrowers may be paying as much as they can, when they can, but others may feel their debt is hopeless and are taking the ostrich approach instead."
Your Federal Student Loans: Learn the Basics and Manage Your Debt
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Step back for American students hoping for loan forgiveness

Many students at for-profit universities claim they were scammed into predatory loans and cheated by their institutions. A federal program allowing the students to ask for their federal loans to be forgiven has been frozen by the Trump administration. Donald Trump himself had a now defunct for-profit university, and settled a fraud suit brought by thousands of former students.

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USDA Guarantee Home Loan Program

This video is about USDA Guaranteed Home Loan program. This loan is a great low down payme...

USDA Guarantee Home Loan Program

This video is about USDAGuaranteedHome Loan program. This loan is a great low down payment option for buyers shopping in rural areas and their suburbs. To see if a certain property or area qualifies visit: http://eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov/eligibility/welcomeAction.do

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Bank of America representative talking about companys 203K loan program at housing fair.

Predatory Lending: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)

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1% Down Home Loan Program Everett, Washington

http://www.mymortgageguydan.com The 1% down home loan is the newest program released that...

1% Down Home Loan Program Everett, Washington

http://www.mymortgageguydan.com The 1% down home loan is the newest program released that is underwritten under the Fannie Mae HomeReady program from February 2016. This is another great option for a first time homebuyer to consider when shopping for a home loan.
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Media Center Loan Program

This is a video in American Sign Language (ASL) explaining the Media Center Loan Program.

Qualifying For an Indian Loan

Qualifying for an Indian Loan 03-08-12
KC Lupp: There's a variety of home loans out there and you may be eligible based on your ethnicity. I never knew about this. The birthday boy himself, Steve Currington with Currington Mortgage is here. Happy birthday, buddy.
Steve Currington: Thanks, buddy.
KC Lupp: Yeah, that's a little shout out.
SteveCurrington: Yes, Dennis and Rebecca Currington, my parents, are watching. I told them.
KC Lupp: Awe.
Steve Currington: Thanks Mom and Dad.
KC Lupp: Yeah
Steve Currington: Thanks for doing what you did.
KC Lupp: Yeah, yes.
Steve Currington: We can't talk about that on TV.
KC Lupp: No,no. Yeah, we are glad you are alive.
Steve Currington: Thank you.
KC LUpp: We are glad you were born.
Steve Currington: Thank you.
KC Lupp: So let's talk about this ethnicity loan. I didn't know anything about this.
Steve Currington: Well, it's not the meat loan like last week. Right? No.
KC Lupp: USDA
Steve Currington: It's a 184 Native American Loan. This is really just a modified FHA loan.
KC Lupp: How is it modified?
Steve Currington: The benefits are. That's it. It's insured by HUD. It has less of a down payment. FHA requires 3.5%. This section 184 Native American Loan only requires 2.2% to 5% down.
KC Lupp: Wow
Steve Currington: There's also no monthly insurance, where FHA has monthly mortgage insurance.
KC Lupp: Really?
Steve Currington: It still has it up front like FHA, the 1% that is financed in. But no monthly so you can literally, I mean if you qualify for it, it's great cause the payment will be less.
KC Lupp: Is it specific to certain tribes?
Steve Currington: You just have to be a card carrying tribe member that can prove you've got a card. You have to be a card carrying Native American.
KC Lupp: Right, but it's not just for Cherokees?
Steve Currington: Nope
KC Lupp: For Creek?
Steve Currington: Nope. There's a lot of down payment assistance from programs through different tribes like CherokeeHousing Authority of Cherokee Nation that will give up to $15,000 for a down payment and closing cost. You can do that along with a 184 loan.
KC Lupp: Hmmmm.
Steve Currington: Use your down payment but still do that.
KC Lupp: Do you have a lot of people use this Native American Loan? The FHA loan.
Steve Currington: Yeah, we have a few in Oklahoma.
KC Lupp: Ok, now do a lot of people not know about it? That's what has me because I've never heard of it.
Steve Currington: There are a lot of people that do know about it. There are a lot of people that don't know that maybe they don't qualify for it, you know.
KC Lupp: Yeah
Steve Currington: Different programs. Everyone is unclear on what is available to them and that's what our job is to find out what you are eligible for and then sometimes what you are eligible for isn't a good loan for you. It may not work right for you.
KC Lupp: Right.
Steve Currington: You are putting 20% down and maybe it isn't a good idea to do a 184 loan. There are different reasons.
KC Lupp: You'll have to talk to a professional and figure that stuff out.
Steve Currington: Right, you should find one.
KC Lupp: He's a funny guy. Now , not only this, let me through a curve ball at you. Somebody asked me the other day. I'm looking at buying a house. I hear the rates are low because you get all the pop-up ads on the internet. Buy now the rates are lower than they have ever been. So , is it a really good time to buy a house?
Steve Currington: I think it is, rates are lower. We are refinancing a lot of people because rates are so low. We were doing these USDA that we talked about last week. 7% barely 2 years ago and now they are at 4-4 1/8%. These are APR, we can't say on TV. Check with your lender. You are talking about a 3 point swing.
KC Lupp: Right.
Steve Currington: What happens is, you buy more house for your money. Where you might not qualify for that higher house or that higher payment, you do because the big swing in rates. It makes a difference.
KC Lupp: Interesting. If you wanna see if you qualify especially for the Native American Loan, sounds really cool and we are going to try to find a professional to have on the show that could really instruct you.
Steve Currington: Yes.
KC Lupp: Hey, Happy Birthday, buddy.
Steve Currington: Thank you.
KC LUpp: What are you doing for your birthday? You going to have a taco, Dorito Taco?
Steve Currington: I think I'm going to have a Dorito taco. I had a little bite of the other side of Lacey's.
KC Lupp: There ya go.
Steve Currington: It was good. I think I'm gonna go get one.
KC Lupp: There you go, happy birthday. You can reach Steve at Currington Mortgage Company at 918-394-5626 or email him and say "Happy Birthday" at steve@curringtonmortgage.com. I hope you get a lot of happy birthday emails. You can also log onto curringtonmortgage.com.

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Bernie Sanders on the Federal Student Loan Program (2005)

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Bernie Sanders on the Federal Student Loan Program (2005)

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Following the passage of the Health Care and EducationReconciliation Act of 2010, the Federal Direct Loan Program is the sole government-backed loan program in the United States. Guaranteed loans—loans originated and funded by private lenders but guaranteed by the government—were eliminated because of a perception that they benefited private student loan companies at the expense of taxpayers, but did not help reduce costs for students.
PresidentGeorge H. W.Bush authorized a pilot version of the Direct Loan program, by signing into law the 1992Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act of 1965.[3]
President Bill Clinton set a phase-in of direct lending, by signing into law the OmnibusBudgetReconciliation Act of 1993,[4] although in 1994 the 104th Congress passed legislation to prevent the switch to 100% direct lending.[4]
Funding for new direct loans in the Federal Direct Student Loan Program increased from $12.6 billion in 2005 to $17.8 billion in 2008.[5]
President Obama organized all new loans under the Direct Loan program by July 2010, netting $6 billion in annual savings. The switch to 100% Direct Lending effective July 1, 2010 was enacted by the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010.
In comparison, other countries have also experimented with government-sponsored loan programs. New Zealand, for instance, now offers 0% interest loans to students who live in New Zealand for 183 or more consecutive days (retroactive for all former students who had government loans),[6] who can repay their loans based on their income after they graduate.[7] This program was a Labour Party promise in the 2005 general election.
Some believe that the growth of student loan debt is reaching problematic levels. Economists point to a drag on the economy as a whole because of high levels of student debt.[14] One way that has been suggested to help students with loan repayment is to lower interest on balances. U.S. SenatorRichard Blumenthal urged, "We must reduce the student loan interest rate back to 3.4 percent immediately, and then even lower, and develop ways for past students to reduce and erase the $1 trillion in existing debt. The failure of Congress to act now threatens our all too slow and fragile economic recovery and job creation."[15] Another way to deal with debt to income levels is to require higher learning accountability. "Only recently have government regulators demanded accountability for the educational benefits universities produce and the efficiency with which they produce them: What does college cost? How many students are admitted? How many graduate? How long does it take them to graduate? How many get good jobs? At the same time, accrediting bodies have changed their measurement emphasis from inputs and activities to outcomes...Students want not just high-paying jobs, but an acceptable ratio of starting salary to student debt. Governments likewise care not just about the number of graduates but the total cost of producing each graduate.”[16] These questions warrant consideration in the future conversations about the FederalStudent Loan Program.
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Determined to speak up about America's crumbling higher education system, three students at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism rallied the voices of an indebted generation. The trio of aspiring journalists—Alex Lancial, TaraMolina and Jake Stein— produced a documentary entitled "Scholarslip". The 26-minute production examines the student debt crisis in the United States and delves into issues local to Arizona. Illustrated through the voices of student debtors as well as university and government policymakers, "Scholarslip" explores five critical issues: increasing costs of tuition; deteriorating quality of higher education; diminishing value of a college degree in the job market; student dependence on state and federal financial assistance; and the effects on personal lives and aspirations. Lancial, Molina and Stein entered and documented the lives of three university students, each experiencing different personal and financial struggles yet sharing a common desire to pursue a college degree. Also featured are testimonies from John Kavanaugh, a representative in the Arizona legislature; KentHopkins, the Vice Provost of Enrollment at Arizona State University; and NataliaAbrams, a co-founder of StudentDebtCrisis and Occupy Colleges. "Scholarslip" presents a generation under siege, challenging a seemingly out-of-control system that is sending millions into interminable debt.
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The history and purpose of the Federal Reserve Bank is not what is commonly believed to be the truth. Its function in the financial affairs of the United States carries a definite dark side to it - one that would shock the average US citizen. Here are some details about this 5-part article series exposing the real truth behind this very powerful agency and why the nation listens when it speaks.
This first article lays the foundation of the history of the Federal Reserve by pointing out why there ever was an attempt to grab the controls of the reigns of agencies that produce the money in the US. Going back to England, it was shown that central banks have known for centuries that controlling the making and lending of currency to a nation ultimately means the power to control that nation.
Before the Revolutionary War, the King of England, George III, working with the central Bank of England, had rejected the new currency of the Colonists in America. In its place, he wanted the Colonies to borrow English currency from the central bank of England with interest. The idea of being instantly indebted to England was quickly rejected by the Colonists - and war soon broke out. Benjamin Franklin believed that this action by the greedy money manipulators was probably the single most important reason behind the War.
The War did not end the problem of the money manipulators, however, but their efforts to get control of America's money were renewed after the War. The international bankers program was to lend money with interest and to control its distribution. Through this means they would create a never-ending indebtedness of that nation to the central bankers which would continually make those bankers unbelievably wealthy.
This was so much of an ongoing work by the international bankers that a number of attempts to establish a central bank in the United States had to be destroyed. Several attempts were even made in the twentieth century.
At last, a situation was created that led many Americans to rush to withdraw their money from banks immediately. The false belief that it was failing, was all that was needed for the formation of a central bank system to be created in the United States. A secret meeting in 1910 had laid the plans for the Federal Reserve Act. It was passed and signed by President Woodrow Wilson in 1913. After he learned more about the truth of what it would mean to the American people, he deeply regretted it and called himself a "most unhappy man" for having brought it about - largely because of the campaign favors that it would bring him.
One of the supposed reasons that the Federal Reserve was created was that it would create a much greater stability in our banking system. The appearance of failing banks brought the illusion that people needed this stability. It would be able to control inflation, and much more. The truth, however, is that financial chaos and panic was deliberately created by their actions - and many independent banks were destroyed in an effort to bring them under its control.
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